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Taranaki Daily News, 18 June 1918, Page 7

Special Value Lines for This Week. ** *V «P*ci»l lines we really mean extra-special., for every utkl*. wo Mil is very, modi above the ordinary* We always Like to go One Better. And tfc* noinrul opinion U that Wfr succeed We live up to our \ aiotto—i'Bwt Yalu* in Taranaki.'' ■ ,l ' A 1 Our»-iith*»hop for-man who wLh to clothe them distinctly well aft tttf ntfdwato eoet. 5^ Ben-are the attractive- liaehfor men/ which we are offering ihii week. MEN'S AIL-W00& COLONIAL TWEED BOX SUITS-In nice shades of Brown and Grey-Well-Wi's ftnUhed, Smart Cut. Worth 70/-, ONLY 57/t). .•iir BLACK OILSKIN OVERCOATS—Strong, Serviceable and Suitable Roughest ii ind Weathers—WALKlNG STYLE, ONLY 22/0; RIDING STYLE, ONLY 20/6. HEM'S STRONG HARDWEAR WORKING TROUSERS—Neat Dark Patterns. SIZES 3t® T ALL ONE PRICE—IO/6 PAIR. These are bargains if you like, and the Quality has never been equalled. Hurry along and grasp a golden opportunity.. "The Kash, w BEST VALUE STORE IN TARANAKI. DEVON STREET,NEW PLYMOUTH.

f Prices of Eclipse Fertilizers These profit-making Manures, so well-known throughout the South Island, are now tilbtain&ble from our works at Imlay, Wanganui, at the following prices:— EclifMe SpNlal turnip . • ti H Potato .. >. M M*pe it h No. i Grain For Green Cropi No. 2 Grain „ no. x iirain For ordinary cropping purposei Per ton £8 IB O 8 17 S 8 is O 8 12 6 use Per ton Eclipse Special No. 1 Grass .. £8 17 6 JPor old pasture ,i „ No. 2 Grass .. 817 6 Tor towing with seed in laying down permanent pasture Superphosphate .. .. 710 O Eclipse Mangel Fertilizer .. 9 O O (Containing Potash) ANALYSIS: Pfcowhites 30% 1t.90 salable); Potuh, 2Xfl%] AajuaiXf LS2% 'Eclipse" Special Mixing No. 2, Half Super, Half Blood and Bone, which ii rich in both Nitrojtn and Photphales .. .. £9 O O per ton All Prlc«« Free on Ball, Imlay All Orders receive prompt attention Write for book giving fall particulars of Analyses, etc. tHE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING CO., LIMITED Victoria Avenu*, Wantfanui HiMWIIU '"I "I 1 Mini I '"MWWMWiit'iii aman.

MORE MILEAGE. 35 per cent MORE POWER. | k, „ MORE SPEED. I On the same fncl allowance, roved by hundreds nf actual tests. THE MA9TER CARBURETER. ; II yoiif car a gu cater, an "in and j onto" in its performance! Ton cannot ! afford cither in these times of high prices | for benzine. Most carbureters depend upon a fuel supply that ia fed into the mixing chamber in one, two, or three jets. The Master Mtfcod completely shatters and pnlverue* the fuel as it passe* through the BUttitmtor in 14 jets! The average carbureter delivers about 89 per eent. efficiency, that is, only about 60 per cent, of the fuel i« actually converted into power. Approximately 40 per eent is not reduced or transformed to vapor and «n»loded. You buy fuel solely for the power that it contains. Whether you lose 40 per eent. of the liquid itself by leakage from the tank or 40 per cent of its power by "leakage-"' through the carbureter the ! affect on your purse ia the same. : Varying of speed, tempera- ' ture and atmosphere make constant and i butantaneoo* change* in the mixture MeMuy just a* the varying conditions of speed and pull demand the advancing and retarding of the spark. Yet the average carbureter make* no provision for these constantly varying demands. Compare with tbete faults and shorttoaaing* of other carbureters the perfectad design of the MASTER, which proVMM for an absolutely perfect fixture at all speeds audi under alt sorts of wea4K«r eosditkm*. Ifaxfanvm power-freedom from carfeat and other engin* trouble* that come Item bad earboretion—greater flexibility —akd met* miles p<r gallon from your gasoline. tot MABTBB make* ywi think y«t have a new engine in yoor car. It give* you a new ides of engine efficiency, Atti a s»* sense of motor tut enjoyment. tRM M Uy ear. Mm* wage from JEB ia Mr am North TWiroaki: rmmm motors, ltd. Geasral Carriers, Motor Snpoeera on* .dtdn .Knr'< fulujUaii 638. SOU S UIKWUUif So. 50, INSUS**t}ljfißt*fca* jouiH«ntt»«o to the B&, roomy iMfc